NATO suspicions over civilians in Kosovo incident
Belgrade reports rising NATO suspicions that Serb forces may have lured civilians to a military post and caused several deaths with allied missiles. Yugoslavia protests the incident hampers partial troop withdrawal. a UN team arrives in Belgrade en route to Kosovo for a 12 day mission to monitor the NATO air war beginning March 24. About 790000 ethnic Albanians are described as expelled.
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Two Serb POWs may be released today
Washington AP reports two Serb soldiers held as prisoners near U S military facilities could be freed as soon as today. Pentagon and Defense Secretary Cohen have indicated progress, but officials say details are still being worked out. The development follows other POW releases this month.
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Mitch victims headed this way
A poll commissioned by the Information Agency, Gallup, suggests more than half a million Americans displaced by Hurricane Mitch may head to the United States in coming months. Tens of thousands moved after Mitch, with large numbers fleeing Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala. Experts say many who intend to migrate may not actually do so, while some progress along cross-border routes are slowed by border guards and hardships.
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